Other Standards & Certification Services
Explore sector-specific, product and specialized certification frameworks that may be relevant to your organization. Requirements vary by product, market and scope.
Scope-first approach
Confirm the applicable standard, market, product category, regulatory pathway and certification-body requirements before applying.
Specialized certification categories
CE Marking
Product conformity assessment for applicable European regulatory markets.
HACCP
A preventive food-safety methodology focused on identifying and controlling significant hazards.
GMP
Good Manufacturing Practice principles for controlled and consistent production processes.
BIFMA
Furniture-industry standards and conformity requirements relevant to applicable products.
HALAL
Certification related to applicable halal requirements for products and services.
Organic
Certification frameworks for products meeting applicable organic production requirements.
KOSHER
Certification relating to applicable kosher requirements.
RoHS
Requirements restricting specified hazardous substances in applicable electrical and electronic products.
US FDA support
Regulatory support relating to applicable U.S. FDA requirements; scope depends on product and regulatory pathway.
SA 8000
A social accountability standard focused on workplace and labor-related management practices.
IATF 16949
A quality-management standard for the automotive supply chain, emphasizing defect prevention and variation reduction.
ISO 22716
Good manufacturing practice guidance for cosmetics production, control, storage and shipment.
ISO 15189
Requirements relating to quality and competence in medical laboratories.
ISO 15378
Quality management requirements for primary packaging materials used in medicinal products.
ISO 29990 / learning services
A legacy learning-services standard referenced by some providers; current applicability should be checked before application.
Specialized certification questions
Are all these services ISO certifications?
No. Some are ISO standards, while others are product, regulatory, food-safety, industry or conformity-assessment frameworks. The correct pathway depends on the exact requirement.
Can one business need more than one certification?
Yes. Organizations may use multiple management systems or certifications when different customer, operational, regulatory or market requirements apply.
How do I know which certification applies?
Start with the product or service, target market, applicable regulation or tender requirement, locations and intended scope. A scope review can then identify the relevant pathway.